Three-fourths of the over 500,000 lakes in europe are found in
a. moldova, georgia, serbia, bosnia, and herzegovina
b. germany, hungary, austria, and the czech republic
c. norway, sweden, finland, and russia
d. france, england, spain, and italy

The correct answer is - c. Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia.

These four countries that are occupying the northern part of the European continent have around three-fourths of the total number of lakes in Europe. This is because most of their territories are relatively flat, apart from Norway, and when the last Ice Age finished, the ice sheets started to melt, thus filling with water pretty much every place that was a little bit lower than the surrounding area, and hundreds of thousands of lakes with glacial origin have formed, some of which are very small, while some are very big.

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